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Metadata assist for SOA

By Dick Weisinger

Metadata tagging and data repostoreis are being integrated into SOA tool vendor products at a rapid pace.  The premise for why they’re doing this is that today’s SOA landscape consists of many reusable Web Services that can’t be easily found,…

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September 1st, 2006
Category: Content Management, Enterprise Content Management, Metadata, SOA, Web Services
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Putting your finger on what Content Management is

By Dick Weisinger

There’s been a number of articles and blogs over the last week that show that the definition of ‘Content Management’ has become blurred and is continuing to change.  Jim Rapoza at eWeek says that things like collaboration, portals and wikis are ouside…

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August 30th, 2006
Category: Business Process Management, Collaboration, Content Management, Enterprise Content Management, Storage, Web 2.0
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Paper-based Records Management is slow to Change

By Dick Weisinger

One interesting twist stands out from a recent AIIM  report that shows the results of a survey made among 741 end users involved with information management: eRecords Management policies are still lagging when compared to policies in place for dealing with…

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August 29th, 2006
Category: Compliance, Content Management, Sarbanes-Oxley
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Gadgets Unbind from Portals

By Dick Weisinger

The concept of a web Portal as a framework for integrating information from many different sources into one consolidated view has been popular for some time.  Portals are typically composed of pluggable user-interface components called portlets or gadgets.  Portlets are powered…

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August 25th, 2006
Category: Content Management, Web 2.0
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Embedded Document MetaData

By Dick Weisinger

There was a blog here a few months back about PDF/A, a version of Adobe’s PDF file format that is intended to be used for long-term document archival.  AIIM recently updated their FAQ about PDF/A, and it provides good information.…

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August 24th, 2006
Category: Business Process Management, Content Management, Storage, Workflow
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